Dinner, from the assistant you already talk to.
Ask any AI for a recipe. Paste the whole reply into PocketCook and it arrives
whole — ingredients, method, times and tags — then becomes a week, a shopping list,
and a run of steps at the stove.
The loop
- Put a recipe in the book
Copy the instructions, ask your assistant for a dinner, paste the answer back. No retyping, no clipping, no account at the other end.
- Give it a day
Several dishes on one evening become one sitting — one shop, one run of steps.
- Shop for it
Every ingredient the sitting needs, merged: one lime for two dishes that each want half. Tick it off in the aisle, or hand the whole order to Walmart.
- Cook it
The dishes interleaved into a single run, with the waits timed for you — the whole sitting, not one dish of it.
Why it is not another recipe clipper
Most apps assume the recipe is already on a website. This one assumes you asked for it.
That is where dinner actually comes from now, and it is the only part nobody else has built for.
What it costs
Free
- 20 recipes
- Photographs on them
- The whole loop — plan, shop, cook
- Nothing expires
Plus
- An unlimited book
- One book shared across your phones
Everything you have written stays readable whether or not you subscribe.
Plus adds room; it never takes the book away.